Lesson1b : Nationalities
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The document provides instructions for a dialogue exercise where students will meet and greet a new friend. Students are instructed to: 1) Greet each other and shake hands or give "la bise", 2) Ask each other's name, 3) Ask each other's nationality, 4) Ask where each other is from, and 5) Say goodbye. Students then write out and practice the dialogue to perform for the class without looking at their paper.
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Lesson1b : Nationalities
- 1. Leҫon 1B
- 2. franҫais franҫaise
- 3. anglais anglaise
- 4. américain américaine
- 5. canadien canadienne
- 10. Dialogue • With a partner, you will write and then act out the following dialogue: You are meeting a new friend for the first time: 1.) Say hello! Shake hands or give each other “la bise” 2.) Ask each other’s name 3.) Ask each other’s nationality (Tu es …?) 4.) Ask each other where you are from (Tu es de ...) 5.) Say goodbye Write your dialogue out, check your spelling, and practice for the class. Can you do it without looking at your paper?